- October 2, 2026
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Tommy Paul and Paige Lorenze Marry Amid Advocacy for Influencers
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- July 27, 2026
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Tennis player Tommy Paul and influencer Paige Lorenze have recently married on Long Island. While Paige has adopted a new last name, this change does not signal any plans to step back from her influencing career.
Some assumed her new name, Paige Paul, indicated a shift towards the quieter life of a tennis spouse, but Paige defies these assumptions. The couple attended the Burberry fashion show during the Spring/Summer 2026 London Fashion Week in London, England.
Paige is actively using her platform to address issues affecting influencers. She encountered a sign stating “No Influencers” at the Four Winds Craft Guild store in Nantucket, sparking her to voice her concerns publicly.
“If you call yourself a feminist but proudly put up a ‘No Influencers’ sign, it’s worth asking who you are attempting to delegitimize, and why,” she commented, highlighting the contradiction.
Her argument emphasizes the role of women in the creator economy, underscoring how it empowers women and transforms marketing strategies. “Mocking women when they become powerful in a new industry isn’t new,” she stated, questioning the store’s stance.
Paige noted the economic impact influencers have, as brands increasingly invest in creator marketing for its effectiveness in building trust and community. She illustrated how one woman can launch a business without traditional corporate support, describing this as a significant achievement.
Despite recent changes in her life, Paige remains committed to her work as an influencer. She continues to challenge and address injustices, advocating for the recognition and appreciation of influencers in modern society.
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